Brazil: The government of Alagoas buys one million liters of milk per month from family farmers

Published 2024년 6월 9일

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The government of Alagoas, Brazil, is purchasing approximately one million liters of milk per month from 2,500 family farmers through the Food Acquisition Program (PAA) at a price above the market average. The program, run through Leite do Coração, aims to strengthen production chains and generate income for family producers. In 2023, the program invested almost R$60 million, including resources from both federal and state governments, and paid R$3.55 for cow's milk and R$4.34 for goat's milk per liter, including an additional R$1.14 for processing.
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The government of Alagoas, through the State Secretariat for Agriculture and Livestock (Seagri), purchases approximately one million liters of milk per month from 2,500 family farmers, through the Food Acquisition Program (PAA) , in an agreement signed with the Ministry of Development, Social Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger (MDS). In Alagoas, the program runs with Leite do Coração, which strengthens production chains by generating income for family producers, helping the flow of production. In the Baixas village, in Jacaré dos Homens, Gilson Silva de Melo believes that the program values his work in the field. “We are cousins and nephews here working every day. We extract an average of 500 liters of milk from here. After my family's work on our land, the milk goes to the cooperatives and, in the end, reaches schools and other families' homes”, he says. The purchase price of milk from family farmers is above the market average, according to the government of Alagoas. ...
Source: CanalRural

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